Ozzy Listening to Lost Randy Rhoads Solo

Watch Ozzy in awe as he listens to a Randy Rhoads solo found on the master tapes for the 1st time, 30 years after it was made. The solo is available as RR on the Blizzard of Ozz 30th Anniversary Expanded Edition (bit.ly/kLTZjG) as well as the both solo on cd as well as this video footage being available in the Blizzard of Ozz / Diary if a Madman Collectors Box Set (myplay.me/5ia)

[@paracetamolicecream]

It's crazy how he looks healthier today than he did back in the 80s even though he's 146 years old now.

[@RARdeath]

That’s just what happens if you stop taking drugs

[@regal105]

To be fair this is nearly 10 years old

[@arminmeiwes4833]

Did you look at the date this video was posted?

[@jshaw4757]

Even crazier that he's aged 90,000 years in the last 4 days....

[@MartianDust415]

147*

[@AJwiththeAK]

Everyone always makes fun of ozzy for his state after years of drugs. But you can almost see his mind clear and his undivided attention to the playing of his late dear friend

[@johnramsey6604]

YEARS?!! YOU MEAN HALF A CENTURY!🤪

[@beefyrt]

hes lit look at his eyes

[@lawrencebarry8336]

@@beefyrt So?

[@aguacateenpolvo727]

He just care about music

[@mikefortier7081]

He’s doing pretty well considering both his age and lifestyle, the fact that he’s 71 (happy birthday) and relatively healthy physically, and for the most part knows what’s going on, is pretty insane

[@gamethogic3751]

Its clear Ozzy misses that man with all his being

[@evilfingers4302]

Who doesn't miss Randy Rhoads?

[@Lightgrenadez7777]

Dude. Welled up like a bitch. You can see it. That is pure ubfiltered emotion. Farking brutal. Thats is a look of "seen a ghost" if ive ever seen it.

[@oghash4912]

They were as good as friends could be I think, that was an insane shredding btw

[@etherealcatholic5711]

Probably the last true friend he met in life.

[@artysanmobile]

Game Thogic In other words, not at all.

[@GrumpyMustard]

Without audio you don't know if Ozzy is observing something truly spectacular, or watching his mac n cheese reheat in the microwave.

[@DenverRegal]

LOOOOOOOOL facts

[@bull3t209]

This made me laugh too much

[@Loft00]

I shouldn't laugh but that is too fkn funny.

[@VyPham-ki4lp]

lmao wtf nice 😂

[@ebonimom6964]

I laughed so hard at this

[@DaveRelph001]

When you consider that Randy died in 1982, still reasonably early in the history of heavy metal, and some of those solo parts still sound amazing today, it's incredible.

[@bountyhunter4885]

Righteous !

[@user-zv7yb4yp9g]

DaveRelph001 that also boggles my mind because the solo was way too advanced for the music scene back then. randy is some sort of time traveler

[@jbird1224]

Ahead of his time no doubt. I was born in 82. And the RHODES MODES are essential

[@stefanoagostini_com]

100% true!

[@Metal-Possum]

Seeing how quickly the underground flourished though, I'd say this wasn't as early in the genre as you'd think. Heavy metal was doing all kinds of crazy things in 1982.

[@SirLankselotYT]

I love Ozzy's face during this whole thing. It's like he's seeing a ghost.

[@hewparu]

He's listening to one.

[@DrCowinabox]

***** deeeeeeeppppp

[@chrisg4570]

***** He may be dead, but he's one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

[@smashingbrandon]

SaburoCherry randy and zakkk

[@godbluffvdgg]

Christian Grimes Yeah, he's definitely in the top 1000... He's no Steve Howe Or Alex Lifeson but he did JAM...God rest his soul...Saw him in 80

When Randy auditioned for Ozzy...Oz heard him warming up and told him he had the job.

[@cat_bicycle12]

Same thing happened with Dave Mustaine and Metallica. Although Mustaine is great, Randy was a whole other beast

[@ozlovescoffee5595]

And kept asking him was he a woman

[@orionburton3829]

@Goddess Sky level on the level of the level jajajja

[@350orangecrush7]

Really?

[@FrozenAngel4173]

@@350orangecrush7 Ozzy passed out right after too

[@DMTInfinity]

"He just kept playing." Legend has it, that Randy still hasn't stopped going off on that solo.

[@snaker9er]

sigh

[@DMTInfinity]

@@snaker9er #lolz

[@george474747]

The secret to not being a good interviewer is to not stay silent and listen. Would have been interesting to hear what Ozzy was thinking.

[@thehonkening1]

bro he died. how could he still be playing

[@DMTInfinity]

@@thehonkening1 This may be a miscommunication on your parts in regards to it being a joke. You're probably not familiar with this sense of humor. But essentially it's saying that his spirit is still playing it. Lol Like, yo, even now in death the man hasn't stopped..! 😂

[@pumpkinheadghoul]

Would be almost like hearing your dead brother's voice on an answering machine 30 years later.

[@krenshawtheman7055]

No. It wouldn't.

[@tarrasque419]

@@krenshawtheman7055 LMAO

[@Red-fv4bi]

Krenshaw The Man You wouldn’t understand, even if you had one. Smh. Such a tragic death. RIP Randy

[@spacecat7247]

I have my dad's announcement tape he died in 94

[@oscardev7493]

Everyone is a KZbin comment section philosopher. He probably hits refresh on this comment every 5 minutes waiting for someone to go "woah" "that's deep" "mind blown" etc.

[@twistusone]

Ozzy looked like he was about to cry. But he always seems taken aback. You can see it on his face. He said he loved Randy Rhoads and felt a lot of guilt and remorse for what happened. His words not mine. This is simply an observation.

[@mattelrod8613]

if you heard your dead friends lost solo you would feel emotional

[@twistusone]

+Matt Elrod and your point is? I never said anything bad about Ozzy crying. It's a tough thing to deal with. I have also listened to lost audio of several friends that played music that I hadn't heard before and cried. I'm a musician and songwriter.

[@mattelrod8613]

+Ben Trismegistus I wasn't insinuating that you said anything bad

[@twistusone]

Matt Elrod It came off as such. "if you heard your dead friends lost solo you would feel emotional" That is something that should be left unsaid. In my comment that notion should have been obvious...that is, since I felt the need to express what he was feeling, through my own empathized observation.

[@mattelrod8613]

+Ben Trismegistus I apologize

[@harrisonmccartney4878]

*Listens to his entire catalogue of music* Ozzy: I've never heard that.

[@jesseevaskovich3482]

😂😂

[@hardcoregamming8754]

The song is I don’t know

[@hardcoregamming8754]

That’s the rift at least

[@lonewolf1053]

Ha!!..😂😆😆

[@Sam-go3mb]

Ozzy: I've never heard. As in my ears never worked - as far as I can remember.

[@3ShotTGK]

To this day, Ozzy has always said his one biggest regret was not being awake to stop Randy from getting on the plane

[@3ShotTGK]

@@toryquinton2677 I'm referring to the day of the accident that killed Randy.

[@stitchgirl9741]

What is so odd is that Randy had a terrible fear of flying and had a very hard time convincing him to go up on that ride. He finally relented and now the rest is history. At least they reported he died instantly so there was no suffering.

[@kuglagerfeld]

0:55 Ozzy recognizes part of the famous tune by Italian composer from the early 19. c. Rossini. Ouverture from William Tell. He askes "what's this?" , but I don't think the other guy recognizes.

[@boomborgoyari5781]

Vladimir Gligoric I'm sure everyone heard that tune atleast once in their lives. Whether they realise it or not.

[@kuglagerfeld]

@@boomborgoyari5781 nevermind

[@Matuterocks]

@Chris Anagn. No, that's Stevie Wonder

[@PastDark877]

Yeah noticed that myself, I smiled

[@loveandnapalm]

There's a very famous bootleg recording of Quiet Riot playing "Laughing Gas" where Randy has an extended solo, and he plays it in that as well. I remember downloading it off napster back when I was a teenager and burning it onto a cd along with a bunch of other classic metal, then every night before bed I'd turn out all the lights and put my headphones on and close my eyes and just listen to that CD. I can still remember the track list - Laughing Gas was the 3rd song, after Tornado of Souls and Seasons in the Abyss.

[@andrewc0128]

You can hear other songs in that riff. No mistake that is Randy

[@fernandonogueira3585]

+Andrew C of course bro , we can feel this .

[@andrewc0128]

Fernando Nogueira The world lost a good one that day braddah.

[@fernandonogueira3585]

Andrew C Yeah bro , he was great ! a genius ! had influenced me a lot .

[@andrewc0128]

Andrew Colville Not "note for note" at all. If you can't hear them then I don't know what to tell you.

[@Dirty_Squirrell]

William Tell Overture.

[@StevenEveral]

Randy's throwaway riffs were better than 90% of other guitarists' best riffs.

[@getwooked3970]

Yeah, but they weren't better than buckethead.

[@aryaniyer3558]

+ChallBoy13 don't forget jimmy page's riffs

[@2bookoo4u]

Who? He is a technically great guitar player, but what has he written? He sucks.

[@aryaniyer3558]

***** bro. All I can tell you is that he's your dad's dad

[@sykaos]

Buckethead is a mind blowing guitarist but its one thing to copy and modify open source techniques, another to create a song that resonates with not just other guitarists but with the sheeple as well.

[@corbett1970]

This solo was probably recorded in 1980-1981 and it still holds up today. Absolutely Amazing!

[@Cenot4ph]

Of.course it does, the 70s 80s produced the best musicians

[@jedsteelwell2354]

Holds up with today's players it smokes most of em. The 80s metal and rock guys are the best players ever in my opinion of course there is great guys today but nobody hears them because music is pretty much dead

[@beepbeeplettuce5890]

What does that even mean?

[@ccbones7551]

LOL NO IT DOESNT THIS IS BULLSHIT all classic rock music and this crap is all shit. People are WAY WAY WAY WAY better now

[@reinodjanghardt8604]

No it doesn’t. It sounds like a teenager at Guitar Center.

[@actually_ashley.]

Rest In Peace Randy Rhoads. You’ll never be forgotten.

[@travistotle]

*Rhoads. Let's make sure we also never forget how to spell his name lol

[@javiermarinancalvo9638]

@@travistotle you spelled it like him?

[@milangelus973]

Rust In Peace*

[@ownSystem]

Well duh. That guitar literally merged with his body. He's a cyber Guitar man. Lol.

[@aaronjames3228]

@@ownSystem not cool

[@cjrichards4342]

Think about this: Randy was one of Ozzy's best friends. They were pretty close. His death sent Ozzy spiraling deeper into depression and drug use. And now, after thirty years, Ozzy is hearing something from his old friend that he hasn't heard in years. Something new. Like a message left for him, thirty years in the past. Just... imagine how Ozzy feels for a second.

[@Ozzyhellsbells]

Well put CJ, very well expressed. :) \m/\m/

[@creepshowcrate]

I guess we'll just have to imagine, since Ozzy seemed clinically unable to convey a single thought or emotion. For all he knows, he's at a 7-11.

[@cjrichards4342]

Black Death 1347 You can see it in his eyes, though. And hear it when he says "Wow."

[@jvracingvids6529]

Black Death 1347 no though or emotion? did you not see his face during the whole video? he looked like he shit himself after hearing this, his face is like holy shit, this guy was amazing.

[@believeit3203]

+Black Death 1347 Only a brain-dead fool would watch this and say Ozzy conveyed no thought. smh. Perhaps you have an issue with awareness or simply you need words to tell you what to think. The look in his eyes and the one simple. "wow" conveyed much more than many words could ever say. Damn common core is destroying people's damn minds....helping to create the very ones who tend to cut on others mental faculties.....the irony.

[@DJPhree330]

ozzy: 'I've never heard this' engineer: 'ozzy, this is iron man.' ozzy: 'who?!?!' engineer: 'please put some pants on ozzy..'

[@s4mcote]

The Homies LMAO

[@knocknevis7390]

@Babis Tse psh.... no such thing! But today's is just absolutely pathetic! I mean, so I'm told. Whelp, going to go back to the guitar now! If you need me I'll be snor......practicing.... over.. here

[@10lhskater]

Holy shit. This comment got me HAHA!

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

brilliant

[@finno123456]

@Babis Tse the use to store it in cereal boxes and heap it on the kitchen table. Ozzy himself told this story

[@reidsmith1063]

The respect Ozzy had for Randy was incredible even though he was just a short quiet dude from oakland, rip RR

[@joebraun3269]

Nothing wrong with being short or quiet

[@diegoaz7770]

@@joebraun3269 or being from oakland!!

[@CrystalRecords]

Randy wasn't from oakland he was from Santa Monica

[@randallrhoads3271]

@@CrystalRecords all of you are wrong...he was from Burbank...

[@haimarrrr]

​@@randallrhoads3271no, you are wrong, he was from namek

[@dfisk79]

Why are people giving Ozzy shit for his reaction? He's never heard that recording before, and he and RR were good friends. He's in friggin' shock.

[@SRNF]

"I've never heard that" 100% guarantee you he was in the room high as shit when that was recorded.....LMAO

[@aaroncollins6411]

Or drunk...or both...SHARON!!!

[@josejeovaze4802]

Man, i can feel Ozzy's heart going. He clearly still misses Randy, he looked like he would cry any second. He looked as if he was clearly seeing Randy playing in front of him, like a ghost.

[@solartoast]

There was an interview with Ozzy where he was asked if he could go back and change anything about his career what would it be - He said "I'd never have let Randy get on that fuckin' plane". Didn't hesitate or have to think a second about it.

[@williamgallucci9913]

He truly misses randy

[@brunoresende606]

Pensei que eu era o único Brasileiro aqui

[@samanthaahler333]

@@solartoast I saw that one! I cried! Literally without hesitation he said that.. I have so much love for ozzy and randy. And I wish randy would be here to this day to help ozzy get through the tough times he’s going through.. I have so much love for the prince of darkness himself.. I’ve watched the most of his shows he’s been on and I saw his true self. He has feelings, he loves and he crys. Nobody sees that because they don’t watch him they watch what everyone posts on the media.

[@kavian9620]

He replaced Randy in a heartbeat when he died, they were in the middle of touring, he found a replacement guitarist and resumed the tour in just two weeks. Literally everything about this man's persona, including his edgy "darkness and satanism" is fake and for more money. I bet this is not even the first time he heard the tapes...they just brought in the camera and acted like it is.

[@cboyslim5490]

every guitar player has a handful of little "ditties" that they play when they're just screwing off, and you can hear some recognizable melodies in this that he must have warmed up or practiced with. so cool to hear famous musicians playing outside of an official performance or recording

[@Slytherin88]

And this was a pretty little ditty

[@jadedandbitter]

When Randy veers sideways into the William Tell Overture for a few seconds XD

[@jackmacmusic]

Ozzy is saying "whats this?" cos he recognises the classical melody, people assume he is saying "whats this" meaning the whole track. You see the recognition in his eyes

[@myquest666420]

Forever Grateful exactly. He was asking what that little riff was. The other dude was kind of condescending, but it’s funny watching Ozzy give up on the thought because he can tell the other dude isn’t following him. It’s like he’s saying, “fuck it. Think I’m stupid, I don’t give a fuck.” and then going inward to try to figure it out.

[@myquest666420]

Espectro Saga glad you both caught that Ozzy wasn’t just brain dead there.

[@prototypep4]

I mean it's not the first time randy played that. Go back to his Quiet Riot days and he played it quite a bit.

[@missbelled6700]

@@jackmacmusic Yeah, pretty sure he's asking "what's this?" in the british way of "why is this the way it is;" sort of asking himself and the engineer why the quote sort of sprang up out of nowhere, prompting the engineer's comments about how the take was done and he just kept going.

[@satanick9376]

God bless you Randy Rhoads :,(

[@ratanakmetal]

god doesn't bless him. he is god

[@satanick9376]

TRUE

[@Thule-hm2fn]

+Ratanak Chem true so true

[@markmnorcal]

Slash A NOBODY SAW WHAT RR COULD DO. SOMEDAY?

[@geshganev]

are you asking God to bless himself?

[@wattrocks]

you can tell ozzy really cared about randy, looked like he was trying as hard as he possibly could to keep himself from crying

[@Carrosive]

0:54 Ozzy thought he heard an ice-cream truck

[@HardcoreBRtothe908]

LMAO 😂😂

[@Slytherin88]

🤣🤣😂😂 It's funnier when you click on the time frame and it zooms to it 🤣

[@raitgrimes]

Hahahaha

[@dawgchyper91]

Lmfao

[@wisam111]

It’s pretty awe inspiring to see ozzy himself be amazed by his late friends guitar solo

[@dannymcnamara2554]

Ozzy is a pretty loyal guy.He has helped many friends and strangers ... with little fanfare.🇨🇦🇺🇸👍☮️❤️

[@wisam111]

@@dannymcnamara2554 I love Ozzy.

[@wisam111]

@@dannymcnamara2554 he also loved randy to death.

[@nafnnerf6486]

Imagine hearing one of your best friends so many years after he died. Lots of emotions

[@asimpson164]

Young people of today won't have that. There is so much social media legacy people just leave behind when they go now that it just won't feel the same because they aren't completely gone. Just check their Facebook or whatever. I had a few friends that died in the late 80s and early 90s and there is virtually no record of anything about them. Sure, a birth and death certificate but not hours of recordings.

[@itsGameOver.]

@@matthewlawton9241 Right, wheres your myspace top friends lol

[@oscardev7493]

Due to drugs, he probably doesn't remember who his friends were that long ago.

[@facundocabrera2467]

@@oscardev7493 ozzy rules

[@jmartin67]

"Sharon, why does my guitar player keep changing his name??"

[@davejones5640]

I keep shagging them all, Ozzy.

[@stedmangg]

@@davejones5640 booo

[@marks-bp2hf]

Because, like you, he doesn't know when to leave well enough alone! ;-)

[@BorkKillsOneLegMan]

@@davejones5640 *oh behave!*

[@davejones5640]

@@BorkKillsOneLegMan At least the Randy Rhoads part is true. The 70's were a different time. I can't say I blame her. Who knows how many chicks Ozzy nailed.

[@jjmah7]

Randy was taken away form us when he was 25 years old. I can’t imagine how much more amazingness he could’ve pumped out for another few decades.

[@bartvaneschannel]

Ozzy: ''I've never heard that" Engineer: "Are you high?" Ozzy: ''Hi" Engineer: "What?" Ozzy: "What?"

[@nikzar9889]

Engineer: "nothin'" Ozzy: "I know"

[@headbangermetal5929]

Ozzy: who?

[@mattm7426]

lmao

[@numb3r10brandstudio]

Ozzy: Who the fucks justin bieber

[@deadbynightupbylunch]

Engineer: “OZZY!!” Ozzy: “SHAAARON!”

[@perikholt3395]

Ozzy reacts to the William Tell Overture at 0:54 . A little joke left by Randy.

[@johnnypolo1983]

Perik Holt Yeah that’s the best part and thanks for this comment because like Ozzy, I recognized it but would never be able to name it.

[@thorstenhabeeinengooglewil1030]

XD 4 seconds of playing this "joke" were enough and Ozzy was pissed off. Of course Randy was a pro guitar master and turned Ozzy's mood. This was what i thought, till the end of this clip. The one to his right wanted to declare. :) At the end he proudly said: "...and you listen that, that nobody has heard in 30 years.??. To Ozzy it was enogh again and straight he answered " I've never heard that" and the clip is over :D :D To me the answer was correct, because Ozzy didn't agree with this "Joke" and with the one to his right, maybe... and related to the "30 years" Ozzy's answer was true again (this solo was lost till this clip was made, so how could Ozzy ever hear it? And by the way Randy was the first, that has heard it. So it's difficult to say " that nobody has heard for 30 years" :D But it doesn't really matter, because after that Ozzy surely became happier again. Reasons could be : 1. no talk about something, that Ozzy should know better 2. Time to improve his drug level 3. Time to improve his drug level and last but not least Number 4 : Time to improve his drug level. Hahaha, nice clip!

[@the-NightStar]

Thorsten, what the fuck are you talking about?? He listened to it, liked it and was impressed.

[@jesuschrist5417]

@@thorstenhabeeinengooglewil1030 Are you saying that this isn't really Randy and they were just trolling him?

[@potion63]

i think ozzys love for randy was and still is stronger than that of most true blood brothers, i also think the little chinese kid , whos probaly not so little now, lifted ozzys spirit so much, how cool was that this little asian kid, playin like Randy on ozzy's shoulder. love that man , i think the ozz man has a huge heart, and yea he may have done some wild and crazy things in his life but , i feel like ozzy is far more spiritually connectected to our maker than most of the people who put him down.just sharin a thought.love ya ozzy

[@kevinking3919]

***** Is that really you? I've been waiting so long!

[@potion63]

i know me to! haha lol! thanks kevin lol

[@potion63]

i was thinking that was an odd thing for christ him self to say !

[@papathinn]

I think it was Japanese kid. NOT all Asians are Chinese.

[@potion63]

could have been i just remember ozzy with a little asian lookin kid on his shoulders playing like a pro ,

[@stephenshampine11]

Almost 10 years later I come back and still see the jokes. Yeah, as he got older he might have gone off the rails, but watch the comments change after his eventual passing. All I see is a man who misses his friend, and hearing something new is like hearing his voice again. That's what music is, and it proves it stays no matter how far you've gone...or maybe this is why he's further gone that it sticks with you all these years.

[@wolfgangrecordings]

yeah, sad to see isn't it. drug abuse turned ozzy into essentially a mentally challenged person, and people mock him for it. laughing at the disabled isn't cool however they got that way, and someone shouldn't have to die to make someone realise that

[@juliarios5568]

Sim....😢

[@timrhicks1234]

He was playing the William Tell Overture aka The Lone Ranger theme near the end.

[@musiojavadi8708]

ت

[@sc687]

The look on his face says it all..

[@HateDisease]

hes just in utter bewilderment because of plastic

[@jameshouck440]

I needed a cigarette and a beer after hearing that solo

[@spanishcaravan6870]

James Houck I needed a cigarette and a beer after seeing your profile pic

[@laksefecheu3652]

Pussy

[@indieempire9214]

Lakse Fecheu Yea, I could go for some of that too.

[@deffari]

just going for jack daniels and a cigarette also! :D

[@ajisstillright]

James Houck same but instead of a cigarette, a joint would be better ;)

[@realsoupersand]

Seeing Ozzy's reaction to this is such a bittersweet feeling for me. I can't imagine how he must have felt. You can feel the amazement and pain just by looking at his face. He really loved Randy. Who can blame him for that? Randy will always be my favorite guitarist. I know it's so much more intense for Ozzy.

[@HerpaDerp999]

0:56 Me everytime I wake up and see my wife next to me.

[@ovaisnaqvi1965]

That’s hysterical 👍🏻😂

[@JohnBrown-pq9tj]

Okay I chuckled.

[@jaxthegiant]

🤣🤣🤣

[@tidykun3707]

haha fuck, you got me. cheers for making me laugh my dude.

[@ENIGMVTIK]

Lol.

[@shanestewart9197]

Ozzy is a true musical genius. So he was probably FEELING Randy through that solo. You could tell he almost cried about halfway through.

[@FingerinUrDaughter]

you do know ozzy has nothing to do with the music at all right? or the lyrics? he basically pays people to write songs for him, pays people to record them for him, then hops into the studio 1 day hammered off his ass, slams em all out and lets the techs apply autotuning as needed.

[@elbeetlebeasto]

@@FingerinUrDaughter pretty much everything he's done in the studio since No More Tears has been WAY overproduced. His new stuff sounds like an AI algorithm wrote it lol. Even in the early days Sharon had more to do with the songwriting process than Ozzy. But I also know for a fact that Ozzy can still sing his ass off live. He is a legend and the frontman of the band that literally invented heavy metal

[@FingerinUrDaughter]

@@elbeetlebeasto correction : you know for a fact that they have been using the same autotuning settings for 40 years. jonathan ossborne can barely speak, and you honestly think thats his ACTUAL singing voice youre hearing? its pure autotune, when they arent outright playing his vocal dub over the concert and he lip syncs to it.

[@peacethroughstrength172]

Agreed! He is a musical genius, no doubt. And these comments above are Fn pathetic and clueless..

[@ohguy1991]

Ozzy say's, "I've never heard that" Which means he heard it 20 minutes ago, he just cant remember

[@wadesharp11]

Erock 😂😂true

[@TheFlamingPike]

But deep down Ozzy remembers and just wants to hear it again and again and again...

[@jeremydankiw5178]

Lol I thought the exact same thing

[@Geographus666]

I had to think of the old story that Steven Tyler was so wasted on drugs in the 70s and early 80s that he can't remember making certain Aerosmith records and allegedly once suggested in the mid-80s that the band should cover a song he had heard on the radio and really liked only to be told "It's us fuckhead!" At least he seems to like his own style.

[@runi5413]

"Wha? What's that tune?" "That's 'Pop Goes The Weasel', Ozzy." "Fuckin' amazing. Did we ever record that?"

[@MrThepaco]

“What’s this?” Missing answer is: *notes from Rossini’s William Tell opera*

[@bbthumb43]

"Ive never heard that" Was actually chillin next to him

[@travistotle]

To be fair Ozzy was so fuckin' wackadoo on drugs in the 80's that you could probably play a video of him reciting his wedding vows to Sharon back to him and he'd probably have the same reaction

[@Palikroked87]

Steven Tyler himself says he doesn't remember much of the 70s, so Ozzy might have a similar issue

[@ArronP]

i love how randy threw in that classical melody there at 0:57 , just like he did in his QR days long live randy rhoads u can just tell a Randy Rhoads solo and his playing, he had such a unique sound, and his style was great.,... I damned sure wish we could of seen that Rickenbacker bass near the end by ozz...

[@arturolumbreras1580]

ya la tengo randy plays william tell overture

[@donnyst.pierre3820]

Wuz dis!?!

[@arturolumbreras1580]

Ok ok i no speak english 😔😔😔

[@donnyst.pierre3820]

ARTURO LUMBRERAS NO! It wasn't that. It was what Ozzy said. Not you.

[@Wabi-sabi8551]

William Tell Overture

[@CriticalElixer]

appreciation and respect. that's what ozzie has

[@RitchieRosson]

I guess you don't know about how he screwed over Bob Daisley then?

[@StubbornBullet]

You can clearly see the intensity in ozzys eyes when he's listening to this, you can see the memories flowing through his head. Amazing

[@Loupret24AutoShine]

U can see it his eyes that he's having a flashback of a moments in time with Randy playing then he snaps out of it in the end..amazing to watch

[@EwoldtR]

You can tell ozzy is really amazed. It always hits a nerve when he talks about randy.

[@UnhingedMind]

you know, i'm not one to make a crack about dislikes on a video. But how could you not like this? This is a testament to true friendship. Randy and Ozzy were practically fucking brothers. He probably heard this some 25-30 years after Randy died, and in less than a minute he probably was thinking about all the time they spent together, all the fun they had, and how losing him changed his life. And as much as I really hate to say this... 94 People really just don't get what it means to have a friend. My advice: get out more instead of down-voting shit.

[@justinkasey1088]

a, nope! Randy didnt even want to be on the same bus as the drunkin fool Ozzy was there to party RR was there to play his ass off every nite write and get better if that was possible,they werent even speaking.Ozzy found out RR was moving on after a few albums!

[@SendEstringsForXmas]

justin kasey Ozzy himself did say that Randy Rhoads wanted to move on because he had classical guitar goals in mind. Randy got tired of getting up on stage and playing the same rock songs over and over again. He felt restrained. So Randy would work on his goals when he had the time, while Ozzy and the rest of the gang would go out and party at a bar. However, that says nothing about what their relationship status was like. Randy really did like and have a lot of respect for Ozzy. Randy was also appreciative of the opportunities that Ozzy gave him. When Randy had made the decision to quit the band, it was not for any personal reasons. He wanted to quit so he can pursue other opportunities that laid before him.

[@zenblender9684]

It would have been amazing to have seen what Randy would have produced after his work with Ozzy. One of the most spectacular soloists to ever pick the strings! I have practiced his 'Crazy Train' solo thousands of times and still need to practice to achieve the speed and clarity that shines on this brilliant track. I know there are far more guitarists now a days who are just as good, if not better guitarists, but this was back in the late 70's, early 80's. And the fact remains that he was ready to move on to conquer new styles and techniques with his guitar playing. Let's not forget he passed at the young age of 26... Holy Shit! R.I.P Randy Rhoads, You will always be missed, remembered and never forgotten. Thanks for the music. Cheers!

[@wyldeyouth]

I Wear My Sunglasses At Night With 3,5M views there are bound to be some miss-clicks..

[@andrewSUN17]

@@SendEstringsForXmas but Ozzy had recently punched him in the face in a drunken rage when Randy told him he was gonna leave to pursue classical guitar at UCLA

[@wizarddemon]

0:35 ok this part gave me chills did anyone notice dat when Randy played the lick you can hear someone like saying ' aaah eeeh'

[@easternyellowjacket276]

Yes. I was trying to figure out if it was Ozzy squeaking, but I don't think it came from him. It is weird.

[@loganbaileysfunwithtrains606]

Ozzy is thinking "what kind of drug is he on, and where can I buy it".

[@amjan]

+loganbaileysfunwithtrains No, whatever drugs Randy was on, he was getting it from Ozzy ;)

[@MrCoolbat]

+amjan randy didnt do drugs

[@jonathanflora6330]

Randy was the drug

[@billystringer7306]

+MrCoolbat no randy did loads of cocain you can tell by looking at him

[@puertecitos6888]

+Billy stringer Randy was not a coke user. shuuuuudup.

[@bcachaco]

Ozzy was thinking - "I tought he was the drummer"

[@christophercringle896]

There will never be another like Randy Rhoads!!

[@MidwestFarmToys]

Eh. There's been plenty of em

[@RochelleEskue]

34 years ago today, we lost Randy. I live only minutes away from his final resting place. It's touching to see other's paying their respects too. On this day in 96' my first daughter was born. She also comes to Highland, and honors his memory. God Bless You Randy, your father rip, and your dear Mother. ~

[@twosilly2112]

This clearly ripped open a very old scar on Ozzy’s heart and yet it sounds to us and probably to Ozzy that he is just in the other room fooling around on guitar. It’s beautiful, like a time machine. You are with Randy with the lights off in the room. Amazing!

[@theeverchosen1504]

I think Ozzy still blames himself :(

[@randomvideos20226]

me too. i think i read somewhere he wishes that we would’ve told randy not to go on the plane and hang out with him

[@valuedhumanoid6574]

Today is Dec 23 2023 and I just saw the latest pics of Ozzy leaving the hospital. Damn. It actually choked me up. I am normally not a morbid type to dwell on negativity, but he's in real rough shape right now. God bless that man for providing so much to not only myself, but countless millions. Many of his songs got me thru some bad days.

[@Fatstratmatt96]

I think this is as close as we've ever come to seeing the expression on Ozzy's face when he first heard Rhoads play.

[@ToshyXx]

He looks like he’s being sent back like he’s actually watching him do it.

[@lancemarzula6344]

He loved that man of course he reacted like that. Rip legend

[@lancemarzula6344]

@@marius4205 bro those are 👓.

[@lancemarzula6344]

@@marius4205 it's Ozzy bruh.. of course he's high. Even when he's sober..🤣

[@MrUrmother22]

Even from the dead randy blows any modern-day guitatist out of the water. Rock in peace brotha

[@scottnorris68]

The ONLY good thing about living in San Antonio is that in 1982 ozzy pissed on The Alamo and I got to see Randy Rhoads... Beautiful set and a spotlight on Randy is what I remember the most... I was CRUSHED when I heard he died because he was just so amazing... Very sad day...

[@ADK_MSE]

He doesnt.

[@adalstan]

you obviously dont play

[@ADK_MSE]

@@adalstan 13 years if your talking to me. Guthrie govan 👍

[@MrUrmother22]

@ADK_MSE playing for 25 years my boy. Should I follow Rolling Stone magazine, they said Lennon was a better guitarist than Randy?

[@rhythmista7707]

Zakk is awesome, Jake, is superb, but Randy............ Nobody compares or even comes close..

[@beijaflor9313]

+Rhythmista He was pretty good but I beg to differ, the guy stood next to me (Guthrie Govan) wearing the Pacman tee shirt in my profile pic is pretty f*****g awesome !

[@mostlyirishcarguy8955]

+Rhythmista true

[@michaelmace924]

I hate Zack's solos. It sounded like a colony of bees got loose on the guitar. So glad he went solo. Even though I haven't seen Ozzy much since he left.

[@Calbenmike]

Hendrix is the greatest guitarist to ever live.

[@rhythmista7707]

Calbenmike -That goes without saying..Let me rephrase my comment..I meant the best compared to Randy's peers, and Ozzy's other guitar players. I'm a drummer and even i know that Hendrix was the pioneer of hard rock guitar. Without Hendrix, there would be no Page, Beck, Iommi, Blackmore, Van Halen, Vai, Rhodes, Wylde, etc..

[@lucaspires8833]

Ozzy`s about to cry

[@AxisDimension]

After all these years Ozzy never stops being blown away by Randy, I love it!

[@rockmetalhead7680]

Its crazy how randy was so inspired by classical music, using classic pentatonics waaww

[@jefffaust89]

It’s amazing how unmistakeable Randy’s tone is! I’m still amazed to this day that no one has been able to copy, mimic, and or recreate his sound. Wonder if he’d still sound like this today if he was alive. It’s really such a shame!Randy should still be around today. All because of someone else’s fault deciding to piloting a plane high under the influence. Randy and Rachael Youngblood should of used better judgment an told the guy no and had backed out of that one. It’s too bad will never get to here that tone on a new album or live again.

[@jamesk.2195]

Ozzy was truly shocked and amazed! Say what you will about Ozzy and Sharon's dealings after Randy's death, but I truly believe Ozzy loved Randy very much.

[@horseradish4046]

He really just misses his friend :'(

[@krispynachos9980]

Randy was such a beast. He had the potential to be on par with Satch, Vai, Malmsteen, Petrucci etc. Shame his life got cut so short

[@snoolee7950]

perhaps he has exceeded the musicians you reference

[@ianmooresguard1721]

Randy was better

[@melodyjoyce7669]

Randi met that potential; many a times I wished he’d never gotten on that plane. We lost a true genius with him...

[@melange78]

I think Randy was better. He didn't follow the modes, he made them up as he played. Malmsteen always follow the modes, which works but its kind of boring and certainly less genius.

[@KingTabor]

Indeed! You are right

[@Weadfreek]

0:24 the drugs kicked in

[@itscrimmy2595]

+weadfreek pretty much xD

[@charliefoxtrotthe3rd335]

That is just a myth. He occasionally had a cocktail before a show or a glass of wine at dinner. At least that is what I read, and I read it on the internet. So it must be true

[@charliefoxtrotthe3rd335]

***** Dude, it was sarcasm. Do you honestly think I believe he never did drugs? Come on man, think

[@bigdickenergysince1776]

naaaah thats happened to all of us while listening any randy solos

[@Weadfreek]

Fabricio Beckelmann What? You'd take drugs?

[@DovahKiller123]

Rest in peace Randy Rhoads. In my opinion the worlds greatest guitarist.

[@satchfan2010]

0:36-0:39 You can hear a 'oooh' and a 'aaah'. Was that on the tape?

[@duaneshank6788]

I heard that too. Very strange.

[@amorecredibleusername692]

satchfan2010 Randy was just getting intimate with his guitar.

[@lesdelawder7648]

john maddox damn. that WAS strange

[@BlandNutz]

to me it sounds like someone stringing 2 chords across a violin

[@janeclarke7929]

satchfan2010 god that is so strange I keep playing it bak listening to it

[@JainnenUshuaia]

Hello, it's 2022 and nobody could improve his style. God bless Randy and Ozzy ♥

[@Validus23]

Dude ozzy is hearing something he never heard that randy did, so to him being as him and randy were very close it was sentimental and also probably emotional to him. He loved randy

[@Beatles0223]

I have always admired how much Ozzy loves Randy and honors his memory every chance he gets.

[@zacharychrostek7783]

who else got Goosebumps from listening to this

[@nickdavis965]

+Zachary Chrostek me

[@justinbowman3567]

When don't you get them when listening to Randy

[@asda.2]

Zachary Chrostek me

[@rickmathis7755]

This man truly misses Randy still to this day...Randy was way ahead of his time and Ozzy knew it or Sharon...but its sad seeing Ozzy down when he listens to Randy he's usually very talkative from what you can make out...lol...Long Live Ozzy

[@Minecraftmoderz75]

I think if you listen closely you can hear Ozzy making noises as if he's about to cry (Middle of the video)

[@NoR110011]

Are you sure that its not just the recording? It just does not sound like crying sounds to me

[@PIlotrcm]

Minecraftmoderz75 He's having an orgasm

[@iiGaming1000]

Randy is. The. Best. Period.

[@georgiospapadakis2271]

+Tama John So totally.

[@aimfuldrifter]

+Tama John He was one of the best. Great guitar player because he was a precursor.

[@georgiospapadakis2271]

GUITAR PIONEER...

[@bradwesley2311]

darn tootin, he woulda went further than evh and unlike evh, he would have kept up with all the big time shredders like yngwie and Vai and take it even further!

[@DaveKleinCMT]

+Tama John I liked RR as a teen, but be serious. If you haven't done so, check out Steve Morse, Shawn Lane, John Petrucci, or Al DiMeola to get started.

[@Pranks313]

Engineer:-pushes play- Ozzy: “Sharon answer that phone!” Engineer: “what?” Ozzy: “huh?”

[@hawkboy1792]

The same look he had on his face the first time he heard randy play. "Stop. You're hired."

[@muhammadirsyazman8389]

Ozzy: Who is that guy? Sound engineer: that’s randy rhoad! Ozzy: wow he’s great. He should join my band one day

[@manuelgioiosa7768]

😂🤧

[@shanestewart9197]

Muhammad Irsyazman, thats kinda disrespectful of you. You could totally tell he still misses Randy. He looked like he was gonna cry halfway through. Besides, Ozzy isnt all fried anymore. He was like that for awhile (like during "The Osbournes") because they had him chucked full of medication to make him "behave himself". But he finally said "Im dont want this shit anymore." and stopped taking the meds.

[@muhammadirsyazman8389]

Shane Stewart dude. Chill. Is just a joke.

[@reeceschrock396]

How origional😜😜😜😜🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

[@JiraTheFreak]

K, that was a shitty joke. I mean, I love dark jokes but this was really dumb.

[@LuchoCastle_11]

Randy's "eruption"

[@arthurodish2259]

0:45 it was at this moment, Ozzy recognized he was listening to the legendary, Randy Rhoads

[@GypsySilver]

It must have been very bittersweet for Ozzy to hear his young, vibrant friend and bandmate energetically smashing that solo, given how very young he was when he died. You can tell it's hard for him to listen to it because at 0:35 he makes a couple of whining noises like he's close to breaking down... so sad!

[@robnykulaik7337]

Randy's guitar was like a weapon in his hands!!

[@ContactingTheDead]

You can tell this brought back a lot of memories. It took him right back to that time.

[@michaelbujanda4657]

Randy Rhoads was a monster on guitar!!!! 😊☺🙂 Hearing his unaccompanied soloing or his guitar playing in general always and to this day still puts a smile on my face!!! Imagine when Ozzy first heard Randy play at his audition for the Ozzy gig!!! I would be blown away!!! Too!!!😊 Randy Rhoads and Eddie Van Halen were like emerging super stars in the late 70s and early 80s!!!! It was like golden age of guitar super heroes or something!!!😊🙂☺😄😃

[@jollycooperator2876]

It would be cool to see the music coming out of the speakers like he can.

[@corvettebmw]

i saw the blizzard of ozz tour in august 1981 with randy rhoad's on guitar, kick ass show with def leppard opening up the high and dry tour. i also saw the diary of a madman tour ten days after rhoad's passed with bernie torme on guitar, torme only played seven shows with ozzy, i saw that concert twice in the same week...

[@corvettebmw]

torme was great, he had his own band in england called bernie torme and the electric gypsies, i had a import single of his band before i saw him, my friend and i seemed to be the only people that knew who he was, he looked like rhoad's, so some idiots didn't even know it wasn't. bitter sweet show, still great but you know what i mean. i saw almost everyone in the 80s, saxon's denim and leather tour in february 1982, van halen's fair warning tour in 1981, i saw metallica kill em all tour in 1983 at a small club with 100 people there, that was cool, saw accept balls to the wall tour in 1984, on and on, great times....,

[@corvettebmw]

***** well i remember some better than others, there is noone i know who grew up in the 80s, and remembers everything, i saw van halens fair warning tour in 1981, the diver down tour in 1982, and the 1984 tour, i remember those...

[@corvettebmw]

***** i saw slayer, motorhead, and overkill in 1988 at a two thousand seat theatre ...

[@GTA2SWcity]

Man... what a 'little something' to have never heard until 30 years later. Glad it made it.

[@MrBiggysmalls87]

Must be something to hear something you’ve never heard from one of your best friends. RIP RR

[@madmonkeydude11]

Ozzy was fighting back tears throughout the whole thing. He was seeing randy and all he could do was listen to him.

[@brandonwalker9245]

the fact that this was off the top of his head. he was a prodigy

[@BotHoleAssassin]

Randy had more to live...he had one of rare sounds in the guitar no ordinary guitarist can make...

[@jaybirdk7416]

He had a rather stock guitar tone, really (let's see Ed-what's his-name do that without the "brown sound"), and most of his stuff was cranked out via the cream-colored Les Paul through a Marshall. Again, stock equipment. Effect pedals? Right again...straight-outa-the-box store bought. The only "special" weapon in Randy's arsenal was a V-shaped axe, courtesy of Karl Sandoval. Yes, that black number with the white polka dots, and bow tie inlays on the neck. Nothing special about the pickups, either. Influences would be the usual Clapton-Beck-Page trifecta, as well as the likes of Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple and Glen Buxton from the original Alice Cooper Band. You're right about the "rare sound", so this ain't no argument! I guess the rare sound was in the fingers after all (I should imagine his strings were stock product, as well).

[@That80sGuitarist]

This shows just how good Randy was, Randy Rhoads is the greatest guitarist of all time, always will be

[@tyreekmurillo4524]

the william tell overture part had me dying

[@JordanS215]

can't.... stop... cryin.... not playing, this is just...... thank you Ozz Fest sooo much